Ins and Outs

August 17th, 2009 News

  • FDA Issues Public Health Notification on Glucose Monitoring Technology… [FDA]
  • MRI may cause more harm than good in newly diagnosed early breast cancer… [University of Michigan]
  • Gates Foundation Pushes Further Into Public Policy… [WSJ]
  • Child DNA donors should have their say… [Nature]
  • Medtronic Introduces The T2 Sceptor Distractible End Cleats System… [Medtronic]
  • BIOTRONIK forges ahead toward developing full portfolio for lower limb intervention: Launch of the new 0.018″ guide wire – Cruiser-18… [Biotronik]
  • PowerPoint 2010–a “must have” for clinicians and medical educators… [HealthBlog @ MSFT]
  • Swine flu: How experts are preparing their families… [New Scientist]
  • Doing what the brain does – how computers learn to listen… [Max Planck Society]
  • Towards electronic-based single-molecule DNA sequencing… [Nanowerk]
  • Partial sequencing of a single DNA molecule with a scanning tunnelling microscope… [Nature Nanotechnology]
  • DNA-encasing increases carbon nanotubes’ tumor killing power… [Nanowerk]
  • Gene Therapy Creates a New Fovea… [MIT Tech Review]
  • New Biomarker Predicts Response to Hepatitis C Treatment… [Duke]
  • Taking aim at aggressive cancer cells: Researchers use novel stem-cell method to discover chemical with potency against breast tumors in mice… [MIT]
  • Protein Unfolding is Key for Understanding Blood Clot Mechanics… [U Penn]
  • Early Fire Use Ignites Discussion about the Evolution of Human Brainpower… [NSF]
  • Imitation Promotes Social Bonding in Primates… [NIH]
  • The fat that makes you thin… [New Scientist]
  • Cultural Confusions Show that Facial Expressions Are Not Universal… [Current Biology]
  • Facial symmetry helps mental health… [Press Association]
  • Cannabis may prevent osteoporosis… [BBC]

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